[Inquiry] Re: Propositions As Types -- Series A
Jon Awbrey
jawbrey at att.net
Fri Jun 25 09:24:27 CDT 2004
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PAT. Note A17
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Transposition, or the Transposer (cont.)
Step 3 (optional).
At this juncture we might want to verify that the proposition corresponding
to the type of T is actually a theorem of classical propositional calculus.
Since nothing can be a theorem of intuitionistic propositional calculus
wihout also being a theorem of classical propositional calculus, this
is a necessary condition of our work being correct up to this point.
Although it is not a sufficient condition, classical theoremhood
is easier to test and so provides a quick and useful check on
our work.
In existential graph format, T has the following generic typing:
o-------------------------------------------------o
| |
| B C A C |
| o--o o--o |
| A | B | |
| o--o o--o |
| | | |
| o--------o |
| | |
| T : @ |
| |
o-------------------------------------------------o
And here is a classical logic proof of the type proposition:
o-------------------------------------------------o
| |
| B C A C |
| o--o o--o |
| A | B | |
| o--o o--o |
| | | |
| o--------o |
| | |
| @ |
| |
o=================================================o
| |
| AB C AB C |
| o--o o--o |
| | | |
| o--------o |
| | |
| @ |
| |
o=================================================o
| |
| X X |
| o--------o |
| | |
| @ |
| |
o=================================================o
| |
| @ |
| |
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Jon Awbrey
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